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Was There a 3.2 ka Crisis in Europe? A Critical Comparison of Climatic, Environmental, and Archaeological Evidence for Radical Change during the Bronze Age–Iron Age Transition
Journal of Archaeological Research ( IF 5.333 ) Pub Date : 2022-08-02 , DOI: 10.1007/s10814-022-09176-6
Barry Molloy

The globalizing connections that defined the European Bronze Age in the second millennium BC either ended or abruptly changed in the decades around 1200 BC. The impact of climate change at 3.2 ka on such social changes has been debated for the eastern Mediterranean. This paper extends this enquiry of shifting human–climate relationships during the later Bronze Age into Europe for the first time. There, climate data indicate that significant shifts occurred in hydroclimate and temperatures in various parts of Europe ca. 3.2 ka. To test potential societal impacts, I review and evaluate archaeological data from Ireland and Britain, the Nordic area, the Carpathian Basin, the Po Valley, and the Aegean region in parallel with paleoclimate data. I argue that 1200 BC was a turning point for many societies in Europe and that climate played an important role in shaping this. Although long-term trajectories of sociopolitical systems were paramount in defining how and when specific societies changed, climate change acted as a force multiplier that undermined societal resilience in the wake of initial social disjunctures. In this way, it shaped, often detrimentally, the reconfiguration of societies. By impacting more directly on social venues of political recovery, realignment, and reorganization, climate forces accentuate societal crises and, in some areas, sustained them to the point of sociopolitical collapse.



中文翻译:

欧洲是否有 3.2 ka 危机?青铜时代 - 铁器时代过渡期间根本变化的气候、环境和考古证据的批判性比较

定义公元前二千年欧洲青铜时代的全球化联系在公元前 1200 年左右的几十年中要么结束,要么突然改变。3.2 ka 的气候变化对东地中海的这种社会变化的影响一直存在争议。本文首次将青铜时代后期人类与气候关系转变的研究扩展到欧洲。在那里,气候数据表明,欧洲各地的水文气候和温度发生了重大变化。3.2 卡。为了测试潜在的社会影响,我回顾和评估来自爱尔兰和英国、北欧地区、喀尔巴阡盆地、波河谷和爱琴海地区的考古数据以及古气候数据。我认为公元前 1200 年是欧洲许多社会的转折点,而气候在塑造这一点方面发挥了重要作用。尽管社会政治系统的长期轨迹对于确定特定社会如何以及何时发生变化至关重要,但气候变化作为一种​​力量倍增器,在最初的社会分裂之后破坏了社会复原力。通过这种方式,它塑造了(通常是有害的)社会重组。通过更直接地影响政治复苏、重组和重组的社会场所,气候力量加剧了社会危机,并在某些地区将其维持到社会政治崩溃的地步。气候变化作为一种​​力量倍增器,在最初的社会分裂之后削弱了社会复原力。通过这种方式,它塑造了(通常是有害的)社会重组。通过更直接地影响政治复苏、重组和重组的社会场所,气候力量加剧了社会危机,并在某些地区将其维持到社会政治崩溃的地步。气候变化作为一种​​力量倍增器,在最初的社会分裂之后削弱了社会复原力。通过这种方式,它塑造了(通常是有害的)社会重组。通过更直接地影响政治复苏、重组和重组的社会场所,气候力量加剧了社会危机,并在某些地区将其维持到社会政治崩溃的地步。

更新日期:2022-08-02
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